we report on the business of people smuggling in turkey as erdiwan heads to russells for talks on theefugee crisis and it all comes out in the wash, our humble car wash helped to uncover brazil's biggest corruption scandal. ♪ let's start with rising tensions in the occupied east jerusalem and west bank and israel has unprecedented security measures at the mosque compound and some fear the measures are making matters worse and with multiple clashes between palestinians and security forces and mike is live from west jerusalem and mike it has been a very busy night and what is the situation like now? >> reporter: well it has quieted down in the areas in the old city as far as further afield in the occupied west bank and clashes in many areas overnight and early hours of the morning and jeanene north of ramala and within the city itself and the lock down of the city to palestinians, an unprecedented security step by israel will continue to the end of the holiday which occurs at sunown tonight, also at sun down tonight netanyahu is holding a meeting of the full cabinet to discuss what furt

we report on the business of people smuggling in turkey as erdiwan heads to russells for talks on theugee crisis and it all comes out in the wash, our humble car wash helped to cover up one of the biggest corruption scandals. ♪ let's begin first with those rising tensions in occupied east jerusalem and the west bank, israel has introduced unprecedented security measure at the mosque compound and some feel it's making measures worse between palestinians and israeli forces and mike is live from occupied east jerusalem and it has been a busy night overnight and what is the situation like now, mike? >> well, sammy, there were ongoing clashes in and around the city which has been a state for a number of days and intensifying in the past 48 hours, that is significant for conflict throughout the occupied west bank and it's not a particularly fierce conflict erupted between palestinian demonstrators and israeli army and georgia saturdays has got involved, two missiles have been fired and one struck territory and no one injured in the particular attack and israel responded by a bombing of what

. >> translator: we hoped the ak party would bring peace to the southeast and president erdiwan spoke in 2005 and we said this is the leader we are looking for, he will bring peace. >> reporter: in the months leading up to the election in june the two-year peace deal between the kurdish separatist pkk and the government began to unravel. and earlier in the year many kurds like restaurant owner yetin were angered by the perceived indifference of the fight to stop i.s.i.l. taking over the syrian town of kobani. >> translator: i voted three times for erdiwan but because of that i changed my mind and i'm a fan of ek and equal to fellow kurds in kobani and i.s.i.l. is be heading people and my people are defending their honor. >> reporter: across kurdish regions it shows 20% swing away from the akp helped hdp get atmps into parliament and for business owners a weaker economy and bureaucracy also seem to have cost the ak party support here. >> translator: we are becoming weaker because of taxes and other financial burdens and the first and second terms were good but in the last term they are

it is the worst bombing in modern turkish history, several opposition leaders are implying that erdiwan'sernment was somehow implicit in this, is that grounded in any sort of evidence? >> at this point it is just too speculative to really have any sort of government involvement in all this. what we can say based on what we know so far is that the government has responsibility because the attacks failed to protect turkey citizens, that is one of the former responsibilities of any government and i think going forward this is also an area where the government needs to invest much more, they are now as they should do trying to identify the culprits of this heinous attack and also should be under taking the type of investigation, the likes of which we have seen in the u.s. after 9/11 and in the uk after the bombings there to truly assess what went wrong internally, where the failure did come about, whether it's in security or intelligence and so on. >> some have asked the opposition why that wasn't done after the saruch bombings over the summer and a writer for forbes writing, quote, that the

the refugee crisis in europe will be dominating talks with turkey's president in brussels, and erdiwanfficial visit to belgium and insisted sending financial aid to turkey to keep people there to process asylum request and they are meeting some of the refugees planning to leave. >> reporter: a major transit hub on the journey to europe for syrian refugees and a chance to rest before one of the hardest parts of the journey and they hang around cafes waiting for customers and over heard this man offering 25, 800 seats on a 7-meter dinghy to a greek island, syrian refugees don't have the right to work in turkey, so many don't see a future here. >> translator: there are no job opportunities in turkey. if there are any you have to work more than 12 hours a day for 300-400 per month. when people here see a syrian they think they can make him work more but earn less. >> reporter: plan to swim to greece and plotted a four kilometer route between turkey and a greek island and said they made it twice halfway across but the coast guard caught them, next time they will swim at night. >> translator

collaborating and chanting erdiwan murderer and there is a widespread belief that the state is somehowicted in what happened in the bombing and either proves an intelligence failure that allowed the attacks to take place in the first place or because of a stirring up of national sentiment in the country in the last few months. the government supporters would say that the bombings were the responsibility or blamed somehow on some unnamed foreign powers who want to destabilize turkey. whatever, so far, the identities of the bombers remain unknown although intelligence sources have been quoted as saying they believe they might have been members of i.s.i.l. >>> nato secretary-general says russia's support for bashar al-assad is prolonging the crisis and gaining new territory with help of russian air strikes and pictures set to show a rush hunt attack in idlib providence and syrian troops say they have taken control of the area. >> translator: we don't want to get involved in any religious conflicts in syria. we have only one goal to support the legitimate government of creating additions o

and he said he only allowed their release several hours later after a call from turkey's president erdiwanson in the united states is reaching its climax for the start of the playoffs and it began with an absolutely dramatic launch with kansas city and portland the home team took the lead in the second half and kansas to equalize and in extra time and kansas took the lead and brilliant from christie and timbers turn to level in the 118th minute and that meant penalties and this is when this happen, kansas defender salon seeing his spot kick go everywhere apart across the line and up to the goal keepers to settle it and portland with a crazy scoring his penalty and then saving timothy's efforts and through to the western conference semi finals and will play the vancouver whitecaps. on saturday the biggest game in african clubfoot ball will take place and will host tp of the democratic republic of congo in the first leg of the african champion's league final and the first time the u.s. has reached the final in the 78 year history, however it's the second successive season that a club side re